Examples of using Would take note in English and their translations into Arabic
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The President said that the Secretary would take note of that statement.
Moreover, the Assembly would take note of the inclusion of five new topics in the Commission ' s long-term programme of work.
He hoped that the donor community would take note of that attitude.
It would take note of the presidential and legislative elections which culminated in the installation of a civilian Government on 2 August 1997.
By draft decision II, the Council would take note of the present report.
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The co-chair thanked the Committee and the Secretariat for their work on the issue andsaid that the meeting report would take note of it.
By draft decision II, the Council would take note that the Committee.
First, it would take note of the conclusions adopted by the Economic and Social Council, especially the decision to hold a high-level debate on Africa in 2001.
She trusted that the Committee would take note of the measures outlined in the report.
There being no objections from the floor,the President confirmed that the Executive Board would take note of the report.
The CHAIRMAN said that he would take note of the observation made by the representative of France.
My presentation today comes as the Committee is considering draft resolution A/C.1/62/L.47,by whose adoption the General Assembly would take note of the Panel ' s report.
She observed that UNFPA would take note of the suggestions made by the delegations.
The Chairman said he took it that the Commission wished to request the Secretariat toprepare explanatory notes on the understanding that the Commission would take note thereof.
The Chairman said that the Committee would take note of the observations made by the representative of Sierra Leone.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Secretariat would take note of that observation and pursue the matter further.
The Chair said that the Bureau would take note of the proposed amendment and try to reflect it in the report.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Secretariat would take note of the comments made by the delegations of Uganda and the United Kingdom.
By draft decision V, the Council would take note of the report of the Committee on its 2002 regular session.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Committee would take note of the statement made by the representative of the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea.
The Chairperson said that the secretariat would take note of any proposals from Committee members from the African region on that subject.
By draft decision V, the Economic and Social Council would take note of the report of the Committee on its 2003 regular session.
By draft decision III, the Council would take note of the present report and approve the provisional agenda for the 2000 session of the Committee.
The Chairman said that the secretariat would take note of the concerns expressed by the representative of Germany in drafting the final version of the draft Guide.
The Committee would consider that note, and would take note of the Group ' s report, at the first part of the resumed sixty-seventh session.
This could mean the General Assembly adopting a resolution which would take note of the articles on State responsibility as a" restatement of international law".
He hoped that the Israeli Government would take note of the strong views expressed in the Security Council and draw the appropriate conclusions.
The CHAIRMAN said he took it that the Working Group would take note of that reservation and that it wished to approve the tenth preambular paragraph ad referendum.
The Regional Director replied that UNICEF would take note of all comments, including those on need for closer cooperation among the funds and programmes.
(b) To adopt a resolution ordecision whereby the General Assembly would take note of the progress achieved in the implementation of the Declaration and reaffirm its principles and objectives.